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Aker Solutions Has Updated Job Openings in the First Week of October

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/10/2018 at 06:44

Updated on 02/10/2018 at 09:30

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Candidates Will Perform Offshore And Onshore Operational Activities In The Campos Basin By Aker Solutions

Aker Solutions, now the owner of CSE with 70% of the company, through its Human Resources, has announced a new selection process. It’s nothing grand for this early October, but from our experience, it’s a prelude to great news that can come out at any moment this month. For now, there are two open positions: 1 for Offshore Instrumentation Technician and the other for Senior Logistics Operator; check the details below.

Instrumentation Technician N2 : Candidates must have a high school diploma with CREA, PT course (accredited), CBSP certificate and card, Explosive Atmosphere, NR-33, NR-35, NR-10 and Level 2 Climber courses.

Senior Logistics Operator : Execute operational activities in logistics processes and candidates must have a higher education degree, knowledge of Office suite, SAP, organization and proactivity. Experience between 4 to 6 years in Supply Chain.

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Aker Solutions Has Updated Job Openings in the First Week of October

Candidates Will Perform Offshore And Onshore Operational Activities In The Campos Basin By Aker Solutions

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Aker Solutions Has Updated Job Openings in the First Week of October

Candidates Will Perform Offshore And Onshore Operational Activities In The Campos Basin By Aker Solutions

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